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At the turn of the 20th century, Milwaukee was in the midst of a grand social experiment in which prostitution, along with other vices, was almost completely legalized. This episode tells the story of the city's most famous Madam as well as the Mayor who's policies made her famous.
During the night of September 6, 1860 a wooden-hulled steamship named The Lady Elgin sank into Lake Michigan causing the deaths of over 300 people.
The Becker Fitch House is one of Milwaukee's historic buildings located in the East Side neighborhood.
This is the story of the war that almost was, the conflict of three rivals, and the peace that brought about the founding of Milwaukee.
This is the story of the war that almost was, the conflict of three rivals, and the peace that brought about the founding of Milwaukee.
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